This causes me to ask when is the proper age to let a baby self soothe and take away the paci? My baby is only one month but I've actually been wondering lol

children need to learn to self soothe and a pacifier can prevent them from learning healthy coping skills early on. also it can ruin your teeth (three of my cousins are proof) and it doesn't help with them learning to talk. I think it's more of a tool for parents to not listen to crying after awhile.

wow that's crazy never knew that @carlitojrmami

@aubrey_mommy20, yea some children won't start talking if they have the paci in their mouth all the time . i know a friend of mine who had that problem with her daughter

wow speech though that's serious though I'll do it within a couple of weeks @carlitojrmami

i took my sons away because it can mess with their speech and teeth . but it's your child your choice

@aubrey_mommy20, I just took my sons away a couple weeks ago he's 3yr old hie dentist said his teeth are fine. I'm just sick buy and cleaning them lol

right but i still give it to her because it makes her feel good @firemanswife

my baby still does when she's tired and she's almost 2...yea I'm sure it can mess up their teeth. but it's your personal choice hun. I'm going to try and break my daughter this coming up summer from that habit

@aubrey_mommy20, that's what ppl say but eventually they will stop sucking them!

my daughter like hers to her dad said it will mess her teeth up @firemanswife

my baby still sucking his and he's 14mths, he loves it very much

you can. I personally would NEVER do it.